en_il-hotdailynews: 2014-11-18 Israel Health

Israel's mortality rates for premature babies still twice as high as average for West
Jerusalem Post
The death rate of premature babies in Israel remains twice as high as that in other Western countries, with 277 dying in an average year, according to a report prepared by the Israel Forum for Premature Babies that is scheduled to be presented in the Knesset ...

Babies born prematurely in the U.S. is on the decline   wwlp.com
World Prematurity Day: Let's cut preterm birth rate in half by 2030   Fox News
Empire State Building Goes Purple To Raise Awareness About Premature Births   CBS Local
Mirror.co.uk
Fiji Times
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Probiotic powder removed from shelves after harmful fungus found
Jerusalem Post
Patients who suffer from cancer, skin trauma, neutropenia and diabetes or have undergone organ transplantation are at most risk from consuming such a fungus. Israeli Supermarket. (photo credit:MARC ISRAEL SELLEM/THE JERUSALEM POST). Share on ...

Solgar, Inc. Issues Voluntary Class I Recall Of ABC Dophilus® Powder   DigitalJournal.com
Recall of supplement ABC Dophilus Powder for infants, children over infection ...   The Oregonian - OregonLive.com
Solgar recalls ABC Dophilus Powder   ConsumerAffairs
Monthly Prescribing Reference
Arutz Sheva
Food Poisoning Bulletin
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Hadassah hospital's board chair quits amid budget crisis
The Times of Israel
Acting Hadassah board of directors chairman Avi Balashnikov at the Health Ministry in Jerusalem on June 24, 2014. (photo credit: FLASH90). Newsroom. Email the Newsroom · Facebook · Twitter. Related Topics. Hadassah Medical Center · Hadassah the ...

Hadassah hospital's board chair quits   Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Hadassah Medical Center's interim chairman quits   Haaretz

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How 'Mediterranean diet' can tip scales on obesity
Irish Independent
Carol Freeman. Published 18/11/2014 | 02:30. 0 Comments; Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. A team of doctors, writing in the Postgraduate Medical Journal, argued that a Mediterranean diet quickly reduced the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
Mediterranean diet is best way to tackle obesity   The Nation
Mediterranean food diet reduces cardiac arrest risk, says study   Haaretz
Mediterranean Diet Accelerates Weight Loss: Prevents Cancer and Heart Disease   Celebrity Health & Fitness (blog)
Times of India
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Local veteran warns Americans about COPD
KSAT San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO - As many as 5.5 percent of Texans have Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, or COPD. "I've been smoking since I was 17 and I'm 62 now," says Navy veteran and San Antonio resident Misako Bonner. Bonner says she smoked a lot ...

November is COPD Awareness Month   STLtoday.com
Never too late to stop, minister tells smokers   Cyprus Mail
November Is COPD Awareness Month: The Third Leading Cause of Death in the ...   Huffington Post
The Hindu
Science Codex
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Healthcare Cloud to Grow Exponentially in US by 2020
CloudWedge
Cloud isn't just changing the way we do business, cloud is redefining the methods in which healthcare delivers technology. Being on the cusp of innovation is what doctors and healthcare staff need to collaborate in the ever evolving world of health care.
US Healthcare Cloud Market Could Be Worth More Than $3.5B by 2020   Talkin' Cloud

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African doctor treated in US loses battle with Ebola
Irish Independent
Dr Martin Salia died after contracting Ebola. Photo credit: AP Photo/United Methodist News Service, Mike DuBose, File. A doctor from Sierra Leone who was being treated at a US hospital for Ebola has died. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To.
Death of second Ebola patient in US shows need for early, accurate tests ...   Washington Post
10 Things to Know for Tuesday - 18 November 2014   Daily Mail
Doctor with Ebola Dies in Nebraska Hospital   The Chosun Ilbo
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2nd Graders Had It Right: Kissing Is Gross, Science Proves
Boston.com
A new study published in Microbiome journal says that 80 million bacteria can be transferred in a 10-second kiss. Ew. Researchers at the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research studied a pool of 21 couples, who kiss frequently, and ...

Love bugs: How many bacteria in a single kiss?   CBS News
French kissing transfers 80 million bacteria: study   New York Daily News
A Single Kiss Can Transfer Way More Germs Than You Ever Knew   Huffington Post
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Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year: "Vape"
CBS News
Of the many, many words that editors at Oxford Dictionaries that have newly come into the language lexicon, only one has had enough of an influence in society to make it as 2014's International Word of the Year. This year it's "vape." The Oxford Dictionary ...

Vape pips Indyref to Oxford's word of 2014   Herald Scotland
And the 2014 Word of the Year Is…   Boston.com
Take It In: 'Vape' Is The Oxford Dictionaries Word Of The Year   NPR (blog)
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Emergency measures to prevent bird flu outbreak announced
Herald Scotland
EUROPE-wide emergency measures to contain outbreaks of bird flu in Britain and the Netherlands have been announced after the discovery of the H5N8 strain of the virus at two farms. EUROPE-wide emergency measures to contain outbreaks of bird flu in ...

Dutch ban export of poultry after bird flu outbreak   Irish Examiner
Christmas turkeys in bird-flu zone as 6000 ducks are culled   The Times (subscription)
Bird flu found in UK, Netherlands but authorities say little risk to humans   Reuters
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